St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
ARMY PIE ElSONALS.
Burroughs. Leaves of Absence and
Other Notes of the Army Off.
Gals

Capt. John Conline, Ninth cavalry, has been
granted a leave of absence for one month.
Leave of absence for ten days is granted to
First Lieut.. Thomas S. Mumford, of the Thir-
teenth infantry.
Col Joseph c. Breckenridge, inspector gen.
eral of the division, has been granted q ten
days leave of absence.
The leave of absence granted to Capt. Rob
ert G.. Smither. Tenth cavalry, has been ex-
tended OH account Of sickness.
First Lieut.. George L. Turner, adjutant of
the Eighteenth infantry, has been granted
leave of absence for one month.
Capt. George S. Wilson, of the Twelfth in
fantry, has been granted further extension
Of seven days to his leave of absence.
Second Lieut.. Andre W. Brewster, Tenth
infantry, has been given a leave of absence
for four months, to take effect from the 18th
inst.
A furlough for one month has been given
Private Gustav MunZeshemer, Troop G, First
cavalry, with permission to go to New York
city.
Second Lieut.. James H. G. Wilcox Seventh
cavalry, was in the city last week on short
leave of absence from his post, Fort Keogh,
Mont.
Second Lieut.. George L. Byram. First cav
airy, Fort Custer, Mont, has been given
leave of absence for one month, to take effect
April l.
The leave of absence granted to Capt. Cyrus
n. Gray, Twenty-fifth infantry, stationed at
Fort Meade, Oak, has been extended twenty
three days.
Lance Sergt. Patrick Bolton, signal corps
United States army, has been transferred
from Cape Henlopen, Del, to the signal sta
ton at Fort Du Chesne, Utah.
Maj. George E. Head, Third infantry, sta
toned at Fort Missoula, Mont, has been
granted leave of absence for one month, to
take effect about the 25th inst.
By direction of the president, Sergt. Charles
+. King, of the mounted service, United
States army, has been, upon his own applica-
ton, retired from active SERVICE
Hospital Steward James Watson, recently
appointed from private, Company G, Four
teerth infantry, has been ordered to proceed
to Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and report for
duty
Col Edwin c. Mason, inspector general of
this department, returned on the 4th inst
from Sioux City, Ia, and Duluth, MIMI,
where he had been to inspect the money ac-
counts of disbursing officers.
Surgeon Egan A. Koerper, q. S. A., regis
! tered at department headquarters ON Friday
last, route to his station, Fort Keogh
Mont. Surgeon KOerper has been east for
the past two months enjoying needed rest.
The commanding officer of Fort Bennett
Oak, has been directed to send private John
ID. Hanlon. of Company /, Eleventh infantry
to the government hospital for the insane at
Washington for treatment. he having been
adjudged insane by the post surgeon.
First Lieut.. Thomas w. Lord, Twentieth in
fantry, who has been absent account of
sickness from his post, Fort Assinnabone,
Mont, since March 16, 1885, has been granted
an extension of his leave until further orders
on surgeons certificate of disability.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant George At
horn, U. S. A., has been ordered to report to
the commanding officer of Fort Bayard, N.
NJ, to relieve Post Quartermaster Sergeant
Joseph Carr, q. S. A., who will proceed to
Fort Grant, Ariz, and report for duty.
The months of June, July and September
have been selected to constitute the target
practice season at all posts in the department
OF Dakota for the current year. Post and
company commanders have been directed to
give special attention to skirmish firing.
Col. J,hn r. Brooke, Third infantry, of
Fort Shaw, Mont, has been subp9naed to
appear ON the 18th INST. at the term of the
United States district court, now in session
at Helena, Mont, us witness in the case of
the United States VS.. John Fl. Buttolph ct al.
Sergt. William Robinson, Troop B, Ninth
cavalry, Private James HAYWOOD, Company E,
Twenty-fourth infantry, and Private Charles
| Stephens, Company G., Sixteenth infantry.
have each been granted a furlough for four
months,to take effect after their re-enlistment
in the army.
The general order recently issued by the
war department, limiting the tour of duty of
! regimental adjutantS and Quartermasters to
four years, will bring about changes of the
| staff detailsin the five regiments of artillery,
| in seven out of the ten regiments Of cavalry,
| and in twelve OF the twenty-five regiments
| of infantry.
Second Lieut.. Erneste V. Smith, Third in
fantry, stationed ut Fort Missoula, Mont, has
been granted II leave of absence for forty
days 1t is reported that his marriage with
| Miss Young, daughter of Capt. ID. J. Young
ordnance department. U. S. a, will take
| place shortly after Easter.
First Lieut.. Alfred B. Johnson, Seventh in
fanny, aide-de-camp to the division COM
mander has been granted an extension of
one month to his leave OF absence, on sur
| geon's certificate of disability. Lieut. John
son is at present undergoing treatment at the
Army and Navy he lpital, Hot Springs Ark.
Capt. Louis A. La Garde, medical de-
! partnent, and Second Lieut. Daniel
! L. Tate, First cavalry. constitute a
board of survey appointed tomeet Mt
Camp Sheridan, in the Yellowstone
| into the circumstances attending the loss Of II
| cavalry horse, for which Capt. Moses Harris,
| First cavalry, is accountable.
Captains Abner Haines, Jr., Second in
fantry, Randolph Norwood. Second cavalry,
and Marshall w. Wood, assistant surgeon, e.
5. A. have been ordered to report as Wit
nesses TO the president of the court of in
quiry, appointed to meet at Fort Coeur
| d. Alene, Idaho. on the 14th inst Post Quar-
! termaster Sergeant John Berry, of Fort
Townsend, W. r., Quartermaster Sergeant
| William H. Lovcland, Second infantry. and
Sergt. Meverell Locke, Company L, Second
| infantry, of Fort Omaha, Neb., are also o.
dered TO appear as witnesses before the samo
| court
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